Yes, it should!

You can try... when your wife isn't home! :D

Plus... the tube rectifier itself plays a "decent" job mushing and muddying the tone.
Well... they are designed to be like that! And a lot of players actually like that.

As for me... I don't. :)

I love the VM, I must say, but it isn't my amp also.
No offence intended... I hope none is taken. :)

DeanM wrote:

DogFalcon wrote: KT-66 for President!!!

Got my vote too! :D

Well... taking into account that there is no impedance mismatch, let's talk about power handling. Tube amps are famous for their peak transients. It is usual to have (thumbrule) cabs 2x the power of the amp. You will be able to play with 2x12" GBs, but keep them in low volumes (1 or 2, max!). You'll...

As SteveD said... no problem.
Standby is there for a reason! :)

I always find a full-stack too directional for my personal taste. I'd rather have two slanted 4x12"s side-by-side than having a full-stack. Plus, it allows me to have stereo effects. What about a two full stack combination??? :D yeah! I can't think of a scenario where I would actually make use of t...

I always find a full-stack too directional for my personal taste.
I'd rather have two slanted 4x12"s side-by-side than having a full-stack.

Plus, it allows me to have stereo effects.